Tax Recovery Certificates: require verification with assessees and base files to prevent incorrect certified arrears and ensure recoverability. Income-tax Officers must verify Tax Recovery Certificates against actual case files and notify assessees of arrear particulars assessment-yearwise, specifying the nature of each charge and inviting corrections for discrepancies such as appeals, rectifications or uncredited payments. TRCs should not be prepared solely from D & C Registers; full identifying details and correct certified amounts must be confirmed. Senior officers should oversee high-arrear cases and Commissioners should issue notifications authorising ITOs to use distraint warrants to recover certified arrears where delay in issuing certificates would impede recovery.
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Tax Recovery Certificates: require verification with assessees and base files to prevent incorrect certified arrears and ensure recoverability.
Income-tax Officers must verify Tax Recovery Certificates against actual case files and notify assessees of arrear particulars assessment-yearwise, specifying the nature of each charge and inviting corrections for discrepancies such as appeals, rectifications or uncredited payments. TRCs should not be prepared solely from D & C Registers; full identifying details and correct certified amounts must be confirmed. Senior officers should oversee high-arrear cases and Commissioners should issue notifications authorising ITOs to use distraint warrants to recover certified arrears where delay in issuing certificates would impede recovery.
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